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<0> hey
<1> hi there...
<1> i am currently having a setup where anonymous ftp will pull files from ~/public_ftp/
<1> how do i change anonymous ftp to pull files from ~/public_html/ instead please?
<2> which ftpd are you using?
<1> pure_ftpd
<1> just to add... it works with the default public_ftp folder
<1> but when i tried symlinking public_ftp to public_html
<1> and logging on anonymously via ftp
<1> i get a 226 error saying unable to read [.]
<1> 226: Options -a -l
<1> btw the permissions for the symlink is lrwxr-xr-x
<2> isnt there some conf file you can change?
<2> I never used pure_ftp
<1> good point, i just checked the conf file...
<1> there isn't a setting to change public_ftp directory
<1> upon second thought, it might be a better idea to leave it alone as i would like the other users to have public_ftp as the default...
<1> i just wish for this to be an exception
<1> :\
<3> ehh..
<3> users to have a public_ftp?
<3> why?
<3> why dont you just mkdir /home/user/public_html
<1> i beg your pardon?
<1> oh...
<1> public_html is already there
<3> well..
<1> i have an anon ftp setup which pulls files from public_ftp
<1> but i'd like it to pull from public_html instead
<3> ehh..
<1> any ideas?
<3> why not add those users in your system
<3> instead
<2> hi Gidzz0r
<3> and in the ftp cvlient log in as the correct user
<3> hi mr_malta
<2> hows you?
<2> im now reading the gentoo newsgroup!
<1> add those users?
<1> er...
<1> it's anon ftp
<1> meaning any user can log on to download
<3> Geroas: ok?!
<1> cuz i don't know which user would be coming to download
<2> meeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
<1> lol
<2> im the download bitch
<3> but dont give anonymous users rights to upload to your users html directorys please
<1> oh... i und haha
<3> if you dont mean that this is the case you must have to restate your question
<1> but in this case, public_html is just a repository of files to be downloaded
<1> it's just a way for users to pull files off via http protocol
<3> umm..
<1> kinda like what you see on a download site
<1> http://ftp.blahblah.com
<1> ftp://ftp.blahblah.com
<3> why dont you use the public_ftp dir in apache too then?!
<1> hm good point :)
<3> that the easiest way and the less retarded way to go
<1> let me try that
<1> thanks for the idea!
<2> :-) Gidzz0r is the best
<1> thanks for the tip
<1> but i must be getting the syntax wrong
<1> any ideas on this?
<1> my current setup is as follows
<2> hi Azer
<4> hello
<1> <IfModule mod_userdir.c>
<1> Userdir disabled
<1> Userdir enabled user1
<1> UserDir public_ftp
<1> </IfModule>
<1> does this look right?
<4> no
<4> Geroas Userdir disabled
<4> remove that
<1> may i ask why is that included for every of my users please?
<1> oh it still doesn't work
<1> it still defaults to public_html
<1> i got it at last!
<1> thanks Gidzz0r :) for the idea
<1> hahaha
<4> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/howto/public_html.html
<1> thanks... i'm using 1.3.x btw
<1> in my case i had this directive called DocumentRoot
<1> preceding mod_userdir's ifconfig
<5> Mmmmz0rs
<1> i didn't realise that so i just changed public_html there to public_ftp
<5> Gidzz0r deserves op here!
<1> thanks Gidzz0r :) and azer and the rest
<5> Biatch!
<6> i have a problem
<6> can anybody help me
<6> ?
<7> is it the same one you had yesterday?
<6> nope
<6> now
<6> i just intalled the apache server
<6> everything it's ok
<6> don't give me any errror
<6> but when i want too open localhost in browser
<5> your pc blows up?
<6> :))
<6> bull****
<6> :)
<7> when you try to open localhost in a browser... what happens then?
<6> The page cannot be found
<6> The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.
<6> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<6> Please try the following:
<6> If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly.
<6> Open the localhost home page, and then look for links to the information you want.
<6> Click the Back button to try another link.
<6> Click Search to look for information on the Internet
<7> start apache.
<7> if it dosen't start, check the error log.
<6> i just started
<6> and it say sintax ok
<6> i don;t have errror
<6> but
<6> don;t want to open
<6> yesterday night
<6> works
<6> but now
<7> can you see apache in the task manager?
<6> nope
<6> but when i start the server
<6> he says that is started
<7> obviously, that's not happening.
<7> well, note that the apache process is called httpd.
<7> so if it's not starting, you have to figure out why.
<7> so 1) start it manually, see if it bashes about anything
<7> 2) check the error log
<8> greetings, anyone online ?
<8> I have an issue with mod_rewrite - google, and w3 returns an error: 302 found - and I have no ideea how to fix it
<7> I'll take a wild shot, Options +FollowSymLinks
<8> madbovine: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://general.fxmedia.ro/autor.html
<8> same thing
<9> That URL would be better as http://w.ick.ca/5264
<8> RewriteRule ^/([a-zA-Z\-\_]+)\.html$ /index.php?modul=$1 [L]
<8> this is the rule - if any help
<7> Oh, misunderstood the problem, thought it wasn't redirecting.
<7> I don't think 302 is a problem.
<8> http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://general.fxmedia.ro/autor.html <-- and how do I validate the code ? :|
<9> That URL would be better as http://w.ick.ca/5265
<8> I had the same problem with google
<8> 302 i saw it's a redirect (which realy is, because mod_rewrite does that redirect) but ... how do I override this, and be able to validate the site ? :|
<7> You either tell w3 that there's other valid responses aside 200, or hm, you force apache to spit out a 200.
<7> Which i have no idea how you'd do.
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